{wsw_report_date}

Replaced with the report date, which is the current date.

{wsw_ansi}

By default, a report is written in UTF-8 format. If you insert this field into the report template, the report is written in ANSI format.

{wsw_encode_html}

Encodes reserved HTML characters, for example the characters < and > are saved as &lt; and >. Use this option when exporting to XML, RSS, or OPML format.

{wsw_sort_url}

Sorts the report by URL. The default sorting order is by name.

{wsw_sort_domain}

Sorts the report by domain name. The default sorting order is by name.

{wsw_root_folder_bottom}

If defined, WebSite-Watcher inserts Bookmarks from the root folder at the end of the report. By default, they are inserted at the beginning of the report. Only valid in combination with folders.

{wsw_folder_root_without_overhead}

Writes Bookmarks from the root folder without the defined overhead. The overhead is the content between the markers {wsw_begin_folder} and {wsw_begin_url}, and between {wsw_end_url} and {wsw_end_folder}. Only valid in combination with folders.

{wsw_folder_not_nested}

WebSite-Watcher writes nested folders as a single linear list. This option can be used together with the field {wsw_folder_name_absolute} instead of relative folder names. Only valid in combination with folders.

{wsw_hide_empty_folder}

Hides empty folders. This option works only in combination with folders and the option {wsw_folder_not_nested}.

{wsw_dateformat(...)}

Defines the date format in reports. You can use the following definitions:

• yy - current year with 2 digits
• yyyy - current year with 4 digits
• m - current month with 1 or 2 digits, no leading zero (1-12)
• mm - current month with 2 digits, leading zero (01-12)
• mmm - name of current month, 3 characters (jan, feb...)
• mmmm - full name of current month
• d - current day with 1 or 2 digits, no leading zero (1-31)
• dd - current day with 2 digits, leading zero (01-31)
• ddd - name of current day with 2 characters
• dddd - name of current day
• hh - hours
• nn - minutes
• ss - seconds

Example:

{wsw_dateformat(dd-mmm-yyyy)}

The variable {wsw_dateformat(internet)} uses the internet date/time format, for example: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 13:39:53.